texts: <mask> was born in 1985 and is a Kosovan retired professional footballer. At the age of 9 he began his youth career at a German side. He moved to a number of German teams, such as Berliner FC Dynamo and TSV Lichtenberg, before moving to Tennis Borussia Berlin, where he won the national youth league's golden boot. He was spotted by the club and stayed for a year. For the first half of the 2004–05 season, <mask> wasn't included in the starting lineup for any of the matches, and for the second half he was on the bench. He scored 11 goals in 32 appearances for AC Horsens in the 2005–06 season, becoming the team's top scorer. During the 2006–07 football season, he was given his chance in the first team and came on as a substitute in the 78th minute of the game against Arminia Bielefeld.<mask> became the first Albanian to score a goal in the group stages of the European competition when he scored his first goal for Hamburger in the match against CSKA Moscow. <mask> scored his first goal for the club in the 32nd minute in the away match against Alemannia Aachen on December 16th, 2006 as it finished in a 3–3 draw. He made a total of 14 appearances for Hamburger in the 2006–07 season, including one in the German cup, and eleven of them as a substitute. After the departure of Thomas Doll and the appointment of Huub Stevens as the new manager, <mask> was left on the bench for the rest of the season. Following his performance for Albania against England B on the home ground of Burnley, on July 3, 2007, he was purchased by Burnley. After his performance many European clubs were interested in signing the player, but he was eventually signed to Burnley on a three-year deal, subject to the player being granted a work permit. The deal was completed on July 3, 2007, after the permit was granted.When he picked up an injury while playing for his country in an International friendly against Malta, he was ruled out for the season. It was initially thought to be a minor knock to the knee, but it turned out to be more serious and could keep the player out for up to six weeks. After seeing a surgeon, it was revealed that the player had snapped his knee and would not be able to play football for a year. There was a build up of fluid in the knee which distorted the scans image. He came on in the 71st minute for Joey Gujnsson, ten months after suffering a serious knee injury. The reason for <mask> not making an impact in the 20 minutes he was on the field was because he had just flown to America. The match ended in a loss for the Americans.He scored a pair of goals in his debut for the team on August 10, 2008 at Lerkendal Stadion. The match ended in a victory for the visitors. <mask> scored in a 4–0 victory against HamKam. In the 2008–09 UEFA Cup qualification rounds, <mask> was a member of the team. He came off the bench in the 76th minute of the first leg and played the first half of the second leg as the home team won 5–0 and advanced to the next round. The second leg of the game was played on October 2, 2008. In the Group stage, they faced Saint-tienne, Valencia, Copenhagen and Club Brugge.He came on as a substitute in the 90th minute against Club Brugge. The match ended in a goalless draw. AC Horsens had a loan to Horsens Berisha who joined on loan on January 8, 2009. Despite having scored some important goals for AC Horsens. The loan contract was dissolved by the club after an incident in training. After failing to make a single competitive start for the club after his return, the club announced on July 31, 2009, that he would be transferred to German Bundesliga 2 team Arminia Bielefeld. The transfer fee was thought to be $75000.On August 5, 2009, the new member of the Bielefeld family joined. Since his debut against Hansa Rostock on August 10, 2009, <mask> has made just 11 appearances and two starts. <mask> came on as a substitute in the 80th minute and helped the team to a 3–1 victory. He scored his first goal of the season in a 1–2 loss to Union Berlin on September 29th, 2010, after starting the 2010–11 season as a substitute. He finished the season with 12 starts and 19 appearances. <mask> was an unused substitute in 15 matches. The 2010–11 A-League champion, <mask>, agreed to a one-year deal with the Broncos.He scored his first goal in round two. In the fourth round of the season, <mask> became the first player in the club's history to score more than three goals in a single game, as he netted four in a 7–1 victory against Adelaide United. <mask> and Bosschaart got into a fight on the field. <mask> was banned for one match for breaching the FFA Code of Conduct despite being cleared by the referee and the Match Review Panel. On February 14, 2012 it was announced that <mask> had signed a two-year contract extension. <mask>'s "volatile" personality led to occasional disagreements with teammates, as well as with opposition players. He was praised for his passion for the game.In the 2012 A-League Grand Final against Perth Glory, <mask> scored a brace, one in the final seconds from a controversial penalty kick, to help the Roar win 2–1 and become the first team to win back-to-back A-League Championships. When he scored against F.C., <mask> became the first Albanian to score in two different European tournaments. Tokyo is in the Asian Champs League. The Football Media Association Player of the Year, the Players' Player of the Year, and the Members' Player of the Year were all won by <mask>. A record for a player in a season was set by <mask>, who scored 23 goals in 35 games. His 19 goals in the regular season of the A-League were a joint all-time record. His debut season for the club was less notable than his 2012–13 season.He finished the season with 14 goals from 28 appearances, despite it being a disappointing one. <mask> scored a number of important goals for Brisbane as they struggled to find the form that won them two consecutive titles; he scored the sole goal in Round 9 as they beat the Jets at home. The opening goal of the final round victory over Sydney FC was the most important. Despite scoring in the opening round win over Wellington Phoenix, <mask> was injured in Round 2 and missed the rest of the season. After his return, he scored four goals in his next five appearances including a second half winner against Perth Glory and a brace in a 2–1 defeat of Adelaide United, however a hip injury kept him out for a further two weeks. Despite scoring on his return from injury, he could not prevent the defeat. He received his first red card in the A-League away to Perth Glory.He was sent off in the 32nd minute for a reckless tackle on the same player after being booked in the first 30 seconds of the game. <mask> scored on his return from suspension in the 90th minute. The victory against the Victory was valid for the semi-finals of the A-League. After the match was tied at 1–1 after extra-time, the Broncos won the match 2–1 and advanced to the final match against the Wanderers. The match went into 30 minutes of extra-time after the score was tied after 90 minutes, when Henrique Silva scored the winning goal. <mask> finished the season with 20 appearances and 13 goals, second in the A-League. On January 22, 2014, it was announced that A-League club Melbourne Victory had agreed to sign <mask> as the club's International Marquee player when his contract with Brisbane expires at the end of the season.The contract is for two seasons and is worth more than half a million dollars. In the FFA Cup Round of 32 match against Bayswater City in Perth on August 20th, <mask> assisted Archie Thompson's 77th-minute goal, followed by a hat-trick in the next round, winning praise for his impact. <mask> made his A-League debut for the Victory in their opener. In the same match, <mask> scored his first A-League goal for the Victory, and the 2nd goal of the new A-League season, from a penalty kick in the 19th minute of the match, putting the Victory 2–0 up, in an eventual 4–1 win In his third appearance and start for his new club, <mask> made his debut in the newly re-established Melbourne Derby against Melbourne City FC. The first and last goals came from veteran teammate Archie Thompson, with the first and last goals coming from <mask>, who scored his first hat-trick for the club. At this point in his career, <mask> had played a total of five games for the club, scoring seven goals and giving one assist.His goal scoring tally went up to 13 goals in the regular part of the season, which helped the Victory win the title. The opener was scored by <mask> against F.C. Victory won 3–0 in Sydney. On December 2, 2015, <mask> extended his contract with Victory for two more seasons, with his new deal set to end at the end of the A-League season. After spending five years in the country to be naturalised, <mask> was announced as seeking Australian citizenship in November 2016 He will be eligible for citizenship in October. Victory will be able to sign an additional visa player once this has been achieved.<mask> scored the winning goal in the 22nd Melbourne Derby. In doing so, he equalled Archie Thompson's tally of 90 goals in the A-League, the most ever scored by an individual in the league. <mask> became the A-League's all-time leading scorer after scoring a penalty in a 4–2 win over Newcastle. <mask> became the A-league's first ever player to score 100 goals in the competition after scoring a goal in a 1–0 win over the Central Coast Mariners. His 19 regular season points earned him a tie with Jamie Maclaren for the 2016–17 Golden Boot. Archie Thompson is the A-League's second-most prolific scorer with 78 goals. <mask> left the Victory to join Sanfrecce Hiroshima.On 2 July. After signing a year and a half contract, <mask> is presented. He made his debut in a 1–4 home defeat against Urawa Red Diamonds after coming on as a substitute at the 68th minute. The A-League's newest club, Western United, is also a rival of Berisha's old club, the Victory. After two years at the club, <mask> left at the end of his contract. <mask> joined the Football Superleague of Kosovo side Prishtina. The club confirmed that <mask>'s transfer was permanent seven days later.He made his debut in a 0–0 away draw against Drita after coming on as a substitute in the 77th minute. He retired from football on January 27th, 2022. The manager of the Albanian national team, Hans-Peter Briegel, recommended that Albania <mask> apply for Albanian citizenship, along with Mrgim Mavraj, Genc Mehmeti, and Alban Dragusha. Despite these four players being tested and selected by Hans-Peter Briegel, only three of them were in the plans of the next coach of Albania, Otto Bari, and only one of them was required by Thomas Doll. <mask> played his first game for Albania under Otto Bari in October of 2006 against the Netherlands and came on as a substitute in the 78th minute. He played in all four matches, including two in the starting line up. He played for the first time as an AttackingMidfielder behind the back of Alban Bushi and Erjon Bogdani as a substitute in a goalless draw against Slovenia in March 2007.Then four days later in another goalless draw in a row against Bulgaria, <mask> played as a starter along with Erjon Bogdani in the forward line, but was replaced in the second half by Alban Bushi. In the first match against Luxembourg on 2 and 6 June 2007, <mask> returned to play as a starter in the middle, but was replaced by Muka at the half as the match finished in a 2–0 loss. In the second match, <mask> came in as a substitute in the 67th minute for Bushi and five minutes later Kapllani scored to give Albania a 3–0 win. He was the Albanian man of the match after scoring his first goal for Albania in a friendly match against England B in England. The match was not between two senior teams. Albania defeated Malta 3–0 on August 22, 2007, in the first fully senior international goal. <mask> scored in the 46th minute of the second half.The friendly match against Azerbaijan ended in a 1–1 draw after <mask> assisted the equalizing goal scored by Ervin Skela. He played in eight of the 10 group matches for the World Cup 2010 qualification. Erjon Bogdani, a regular starter during the tournament, was left out of the two matches against Hungary on March 28 and April 1 because he did not play in the Italian league. In the 0–1 loss against Hungary on March 28, 2009, <mask> was given a chance to play as a starter and formed a partnership with Hamdi Salihi. In the 0–3 loss against the Danes on April 1, 2009, he played as a single forward, then was replaced by Migen Memelli in the 85th minute. He refused to be called up for the national team's fixtures because he is a long distance away from Albania. His last game with the national team was on October 14, 2009, and he scored a goal for Albania.After the opening of the winter transfer period on December 9, he stated that he would sign for a football club in Europe to be closer to Albania and to play again for the national team, but then on January 22, it was announced that another A-League club, Melbourne Victory, had agreed to He was asked by Albania's national team coach to play for Albania only for the official matches that were valid for the Euro 2016 qualification, and he only had ten days to reply. He said that he couldn't come to Albania due to the long distance, as long as he was playing in Australia. He declared in January 2016 that he was interested in representing Albania in the Euro 2016 tournament. On August 16, 2016 it was announced that <mask> had accepted an invitation to represent Kosovo. On November 4, 2016 <mask>'s request to play for Kosovo was accepted. After being named in the starting line-up, he made his debut for Kosovo in a World Cup qualification match against Iceland.After the Kosovo coach Albert Bunjaki was accused of not giving him any reason as to why, <mask> decided to step down from international duty. If Bunjaki left his role as Kosovo national team coach, <mask> would be available for selection again. <mask> <mask> is the brother-in-law of Kosovan footballer Enis Fetahu and Kosovo international Samir Ujkani, and he was born in Pristina. <mask> became an Australian citizen in 2019. Career statistics Club 1 includes the A-League final series statistics and includes the club World Cup statistics. The A-League and the Asian League. Albania's goal tally is listed first in the International goals Scores and results.The players are from Eliteserien. A-League Men players are from Germany, while the J1 League players are from Japan.

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texts: <mask> lived during the Three Kingdoms period of China. He was the leader of the Xianbei tribe in Hexi and he led a rebellion against the Jin dynasty. Shujineng killed many of the Jin generals who were sent against him. The rebellion ended after <mask> was defeated and killed by the Jin general, Ma Long. During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, TuFA Wugu was the founder of the Xianbei Southern state. <mask>'s great-grandfather was Pigu and his grandfather was <mask>ian. Pigu was the son of Tuoba Jifen and his brother was Tuoba Liwei.When Tuoba Liwei succeeded their father as chieftain in 218, Pigu led his branch to Hexi. There are two theories as to how the TuFA got their name. The derogatory term 'bald hair' is used against Pigu's branch since the words 'Tufa' and 'Tuoba' were homonyms. Shoutian is thought to have named the clan 'Tufa' after his nickname. Shoutian was said to be born on a blanket. Shoutian was called 'Tufa' in the Xianbei language because it meant 'blanket'. Shoutian died in an unknown year and was succeeded by his grandson.Historians described Shujineng as both brave and cunning. In 270, Shujineng rebelled against Jin due to bureaucratic oppression. The Inspector of Qin Province, Hu Lie, tried to quell the revolt, but he was defeated and killed at Wanhudui. Sima Liang was supposed to send reinforcements to Hu Lie, but he didn't. Sima Liang lost his post after he defended the man who wanted to punish him. The uprising was put down by Emperor Wu after Sima Liang was removed. Du Yu was ordered to attack Shujineng.Du Yu told him that the enemy were still riled up from their recent victories, and that they should wait until the following year to attack. Du Yu was sent back to Luoyang in a prison cart because of his words. Shi Jian was able to carry out his plans, but he was not able to defeat Shujineng. The various tribes of Beidi joined Shujineng in his invasion of Jincheng. The Inspector of Liang Province, Qian Hong, led his troops to fight Shujineng, but the troops within his army rebelled and joined Shujineng. After Shujineng and his allies surrounded his army, Qian Hong was killed in battle. The Inspector of Liang, Su Yu, was killed by Shujineng at Mount Jin later that year.While <mask>'s revolt was happening, a Xiongnu uprising occurred in Bing Province. Hu Fen put down the revolt quickly. The Emperor was unable to eat until late in the day because of <mask>'s concern. Two of his ministers, Ren Kai and Yu Chun, tried to undermine their political opponent by suggesting him to fight <mask>. The Emperor gave the necessary appointments for Jia to do so. After securing a marriage between his daughter and the heir to the throne, he remained in Luoyang. <mask>'s string of victories came to an end when he was defeated by Sima Jun and lost 3,000 men in battle.In 277, Shujineng was defeated for the second time by Sima Jun's subordinates. Around 200,000 tribesmen surrendered this time. patrols were put in place to defend villagers from Shujineng's raids. Shujineng tried to negotiate peace with Jin by taking one of his sons hostage. Jin and Shujineng were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The inspector of the province was defeated and beheaded by Shujineng's allies at the Dang Ranges. As Shujineng continued to harass Jin's borders, the minister suggested that they send an army to put him down, but the court disagreed, believing the situation was not as serious as Li thought.The Emperor regretted that Shujineng captured Liang Province by the beginning of 279. A junior Jin General by the name of Ma Long volunteered to help defeat Shujineng. <mask>'s army occupied the passes to defend against Ma Long. Ma Long used unconventional and questionable tactics during his battles with Shujineng. Ma Long implemented what were called 'flat box carts' which helped protect the troops from arrows while also allowing them to kill many enemies as they advanced through the narrow passes. He placed magnetic stones on the ground to slow down the Xianbei troops, who wore iron armour as opposed to the Jin troops who wore rhinoceros hide armour. These stones were thought to be divine by Shujineng's soldiers.Ma Long's campaign ended the raids of Shujineng. Cubahan and Zuwanneng surrendered to Ma Long with ten thousand tribes under them. Shujineng was defeated and killed by Ma Long at the end of the year, according to one account. Meigu assassinated Shujineng before the rebels surrendered to Jin. The tribe's leader, Shujineng, was replaced by his cousin, <mask> Wuwan. There are references to Fang, Xuanling. It was 648.The book of Jin is called Jin Shu. The name of the person is Sima, Guang. There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian. "Wei, Shou" The book is called Wei Shu. There were unknown number of deaths in the year of birth.

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texts: A former director of the Space Research Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, <mask> is a Russian expert in plasma physics. He was a science advisor to Gorbachev. <mask> attended Moscow State University. He is a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Since 1989 he has worked in the University of Maryland College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences. He works at the Albright Stonebridge Group, a global strategy firm, where he helps clients with issues involving Russia and the former Soviet Union. <mask> was married to and divorced from Susan Eisenhower.<mask> was the recipient of two awards. <mask> is an ethnic Tatar. His maternal grandfather was a secular man. After his parents from Tatarstan arrived in Moscow, he was born on December 26, 1932. The family used to speak Russian. When secrecy was needed, the parents communicated in Tatar. He lived near the Gates when he was four.His father was a graduate student. He graduated from high school in Kazan. The student who was awarded the Silver medal was also a champion of chess in his city. His brother would later study chemistry. He is studying at the Moscow State University. He was a student of Lev Landau. He lived next to two other people, a law student and a sociology student.After graduating from Moscow State University in nuclear science in 1955, he worked at the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy as a member of the controlled fusion team. He was the head of the Laboratory at the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Siberia Division of the Academy of Sciences. He was elected as a full academician of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR at the age of 35. He worked at the Institute of physics of high temperatures from 1970 to 1973. His work on controlling thermonuclear fusion in the Institute of Atomic Energy and later at the Institute of Nuclear Physics has won international recognition. He was appointed the director of the Space Research Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences after returning to Moscow. He was at this post from 1973 to 1988.He supervised several research projects. He was in charge of the International Space Project Venus-Halley and the joint Soviet-U.S. Apollo Test Project. He is the author of many studies. He received the most prestigious Lenin Prize in 1984 for his outstanding achievements in the foundations of the neoclassical theory of transport processes. In 1968 a few dozens of Soviet citizens signed a number of letters addressed to the Soviet government in which they protested against human rights violations by the authorities in connection with the trials of Soviet dissidents. The research establishments of Akademgorodok in Novosibirsk were targeted by the authorities. <mask> suggested that these people should be sent to load chunks of lead.<mask> was involved in the work of a think tank with Gorbachev as the head, which was mandated to find scientific justifications for the nuclear disarmament. As Gorbachev became the new General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, they advised the leadership not to respond to Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative with a similar program. He was given the title of Hero of Socialist Labor for his work in the international research program of the Halley comet. He was elected at the Supreme Soviet of the USSR in 1987 and worked until 1991 as an advisor on the issues related to civil and military space problems for Gorbachev and Shevardnadze. <mask> met Susan Eisenhower, a step-grandmother and twice divorced mother of three daughters, at a US–USSR forum in New York City. Eisenhower is a political scientist and granddaughter of the 34th President of the United States. They met in various countries before they married.He moved to the US. They are no longer married. <mask> is a professor of physics at the University of Maryland, College Park, a member of the US National Academy and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. <mask> is a member of the International Luxembourg Forum on preventing nuclear catastrophe. He works at the Albright Stonebridge Group, a global strategy firm, where he helps clients with issues involving Russia and the former Soviet Union. The University of Maryland, College Park, and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology have links to 1932 births.

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texts: O. <mask> was the pen name of William Sydney Porter, an American short story writer. Porter was born in North Carolina. He met his wife, Athol Estes, in Texas and they had two children. Porter moved to New York after his wife's death. Porter wrote 381 short stories while he was in New York. Porter's works include "The Gift of the Magi", "The Duplicity of Hargraves", and "The Ransom of Red Chief". His stories have surprise endings and witty narration.Poems and non-fiction were written by Porter. The O. Henry Award is an annual prize for outstanding short stories. William Sidney Porter was born in North Carolina during the American Civil War. The spelling of his middle name was changed in 1898. His parents were Algernon Sidney Porter and Mary Jane Virginia Swaim Porter. On April 20, 1858, William's parents married. When William was three, his mother died after giving birth to his third child, and he and his father moved into his paternal grandmother's home.One Thousand and One Nights and Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy were two of Porter's favorite books as a child. Porter graduated from his aunt's school. He attended the Lindsey Street High School. He was taught by his aunt until he was 15. In 1879, he started working in his uncle's drugstore, and on August 30, 1881, he was licensed as a pharmacist. He drew the townsfolk at the drugstore. Porter and James K. Hall traveled to Texas in March of 1882 in hopes of curing a persistent cough.He lived on the sheep ranch of Richard Hall, James Hall's son, and helped out as a shepherd, ranch hand, cook, and baby-sitter. The mix of indigenous and immigrant ranch hands gave him bits of Spanish and German. He read a lot of classic literature. Porter's health improved. After traveling with Richard, he decided to stay in Austin, Texas, where he was welcomed into the home of Richard's friends, Joseph and his wife. Porter lived with the Harrells for three years. He worked for the Morley Brothers Drug Company.The Cigar Store is located in the Driskill Hotel. He began writing as a sideline and wrote many of his first stories in the house. Porter led an active social life as a young bachelor. His wit, story-telling and musical talents were what he was known for. He played both instruments. He became a member of the "Hill City Quartette", a group of young men who sang at gatherings and serenaded young women of the town, after singing in the choir at St. David's Episcopal Church. Porter and Estes were from a wealthy family.The cornerstone of the Texas State Capitol is believed to have been laid by Porter and Athol. Her mother objected to the match because her son was sick. Porter and Athol were married in the parlor of the Reverend R. K. Smoot, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Athol encouraged her husband to pursue his writing, as the couple continued to participate in musical and theater groups. Margaret Worth Porter was born in 1889 and died hours after birth. Porter was offered a job by Richard Hall. A draftsman at the Texas General Land Office, Porter was paid $100 a month to draw maps from surveys and field notes.He continued his contributions to magazines and newspapers despite the fact that his salary was enough to support his family. "Georgia's Ruling" and "Buried Treasure" were both written in the GLO building. The castle-like building he worked in was used in some of his stories. 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Porter's short stories and sketches were included in The Rolling Stone. The Rolling Stone failed in 1895 because it never provided enough income. His writing and drawings caught the attention of the editor at the Houston Post.Porter started writing for the Post in 1895 after moving to Houston with his family. As his popularity increased, his salary increased as well. Porter loitered in hotel lobbies to gather ideas for his column. He used this technique in his writing. The First National Bank of Austin was audited by federal auditors while he was in Houston and they found the shortages that led to his firing. He was arrested on charges of swindling. Porter's father-in-law posted his bail after his arrest.He was due to stand trial on July 7, 1896, but the day before, as he was changing trains to get to the courthouse, he got scared. The United States had no treaty to extradite him when he fled to New Orleans and Honduras. Porter lived in Honduras for six months in 1897. He became friends with Al Jennings, who later wrote a book about their friendship. He wrote Cabbages and Kings in the hotel. Athol and Margaret were sent back to Austin to live with their parents. Athol was too ill to meet Porter in Honduras.Porter returned to Austin in February 1897 after learning of his wife's death. On July 25, 1897, Athol Estes Porter died from Tuberculosis. Porter had little to say in his own defense at his trial and was found guilty on February 17, 1898. He was sentenced to five years in prison on March 25, 1898, at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus, Ohio. Porter worked as a night druggist in the prison hospital. There is no record that he spent time in the cell block of the prison, as he was given his own room in the hospital wing. He had 14 stories published under different names while he was in prison, but he became best known as "O. Henry", a pseudonym that first appeared over the story "Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking" in the December 1899 issue of McClure's Magazine.A friend of his in New Orleans would forward his stories to publishers so that they didn't know the writer was in prison. Porter was released for good behavior after three years. After Porter's conviction, his parents moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he met his daughter Margaret. Porter's most prolific writing period began when he moved to New York City to be near his publishers. He wrote 381 short stories there. He was a writer for the New York World Sunday Magazine. His wit, characterization, and plot twists were often panned by critics.Porter married again in 1907 to Sarah Lindsey Coleman, whom he met again after returning to his native state of North Carolina. Sarah Lindsey Coleman wrote a romanticized and fictionalized version of their relationship in her novel Wind of Destiny. Porter was a heavy drinker and his health deteriorated as a result. He died on June 5, 1910, after being left by Sarah in 1909. He was buried in a cemetery in North Carolina after his funeral in New York City. Margaret Worth Porter had a short writing career. <mask> was married to her in 1916, but they were divorced four years later.She was buried next to her father. There are often surprise endings to O<mask>'s stories. He was called the American answer to Guy de Maupassant. Both authors wrote plot twist endings, but O<mask>'s stories were more playful. The early 20th century is where most of O<mask>'s stories are set. Many of the shows take place in New York City and feature characters with blue-collar jobs. The Four Million was his second collection of stories.The second collection starts with a reference to Ward McAllister's claim that there were only four hundred people in New York City who were worth paying attention to. The larger estimate of human interest has been preferred in marking out the field of these little stories of the Four Million. Many of his stories are set in the city, which he called "Bagdad-on-the-Subway", while others are set in small towns or in other cities. His final work was a short story. It was never finished. "The Gift of the Magi" is about a young couple, Jim and Della, who are short of money but desperately want to buy each other Christmas gifts. Jim sold his watch to buy jeweled combs for Della's hair, but Della sold her most valuable possession, her beautiful hair, in order to buy a necklace for Jim.The premise of this story has been re-told many times since it was written. There is a movie called "The Ransom of Red Chief" in which two men kidnap a boy. Desperate men pay the boy's father $250 to take him back because he is so spoiled. "The Cop and the Anthem" is a movie about a New York City hobo named Soapy who sets out to get arrested so that he can be a guest of the city jail instead of sleeping out in the cold winter. Soapy failed to draw the attention of the police despite his best efforts at committing a number of crimes. He was sentenced to three months in prison for loitering after he stopped in front of a church to listen to an organ anthem. A man recently freed from prison is the subject of a film.He goes to the town bank to make sure he doesn't rob it. He caught the eye of the girl as he walked to the door. They fall in love and he gives up his criminal career. He takes up the identity of a shoemaker in the town. A lawman who recognizes him arrives at the bank just as he is about to leave to deliver his specialized tools to an old associate. Jimmy and his fiancée and her family are at the bank, inspecting a new safe when a child accidentally gets locked inside the vault. The safe will be opened to save the child.The lawman denied recognizing him and let him go. The story of the Talbots, a father and daughter from the Old South who move to Washington, DC, after the Civil War, is told in "The Duplicity of Hargraves". Hargraves is too proud to accept Mr. Talbot's money. Talbot accepts the money from an old man who gave him money to settle a family debt. Hargraves portrayed the slave. Porter's most famous character, theCisco Kid, is introduced in "The Caballero's Way". The July issue of Everybody's Magazine was where it was first published in 1907.The Kid was portrayed as a swashbuckling adventurer, skirting the edges of the law, but mostly on the side of the angels. In the original short story, the Kid is a ruthless border desperado who is pursued by a heroic Texas Ranger. Porter used a number of pen names, including "O. <mask>" or "<mask>", in the early part of his writing career. Peters, James L. Howard Clark and Dowd. Porter only used the name "O. <mask>" for his writing after about 1901. He explained the origin of his pen name.In 1909 he gave an interview to The New York Times, in which he gave an account of a prison guard named <mask>rin. According to J. F. Clark, it is from the name of the French pharmacy that Porter worked in. Guy Davenport theorizes that the pseudonym that he began to write under in prison was constructed from the first two letters of Ohio. The O. Henry Award is named after Porter and is given to outstanding short stories. A film called O<mask>'s Full House was made in 1952. "The Cop and the Anthem" starring Charles Laughton and Marilyn Monroe was the most critical episode. The other stories include "The Last Leaf", "The Ransom of Red Chief", and "The Gift of the Magi".The O. Henry Playhouse was syndicated in 39 episodes. Thomas Mitchell portrayed O. <mask> in each episode as he interacted with his characters or related his latest story to his publisher or a friend. "The Last Leaf" is one of <mask>'s short stories that was adapted for television. O. <mask>'s story of the same name is the basis for an opera by Daniel Steven Crafts and Richard Kuss. The O. Henry House and O. Henry Hall are in Austin, Texas. The federal courthouse in which O. <mask> was convicted of swindling was now owned by the Texas State University System. An annual spoken word competition inspired by Porter's love of language has been held at the O. Henry House.There are elementary schools named for Porter in Garland, Texas, as well as a middle school in Austin, Texas. The O. Henry Hotel and US 29 are both named for Porter. O. <mask>'s 100th birthday was marked by a stamp from the Soviet Postal Service. The United States Postal Service issued a stamp in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of O. <mask>'s birth. The turkeys named "Liberty" and "Peace" were pardoned by <mask>. The application for a posthumous pardon was filed in September of 2012 by P. S. Ruckman Jr. and Scott Henson. The O. Henry stamp was issued by the Postal Service.In the administrations of Wilson, Eisenhower, and Reagan, attempts were made to get a pardon for Porter, but no one bothered to file a formal application. Porter deserved a pardon because he was a law-abiding citizen prior to his conviction, his offense was minor, he had an exemplary prison record, and he would have been an excellent candidate for clem. The pardon is ungranted. The Library of America included O<mask> in their list in 2021. Cabbages and Kings is a novel consisting of linked stories. 2692. The stories are "A Night Errant", "In Mezzotint", "The Dissipated Jeweller", "How Willie Saved Father", and "Sufficient Provocation"."Did You See the Circus", "Thanksgiving Remarks", "When the Train Comes in", and "New Year's Eve and Now it Came to Houston" are some of the sketches. "Newspaper Poets" part three. "Cap Jessamines", "The Cricket", "My Broncho", "The Modern Venus", "Celestial Sounds", "The Snow", "Her Choice", "Little Things, but Ain't They" are newspaper poems. "Tictocq, the Great French Detective" or "A Soubrette's Diamonds" are uncollected short stories. "Entirely Successful" (1895), "False to His Colors" (1895), "Family Pride" (1895), and "Her Reckoning" (1895). "No Chestnuts were served" (1895), "Not Hers" (1895), "Palmistry" (1895), "Professional, But Doubtful" (1895), and "Prudent" (1895). The opera in one long act is based on the story of the same name.Music by Daniel Steven Crafts. Richard Kuss wrote the libretto. LiteratureCollection.com has links to O. Henry Museum Biography and Works. John J. Miller wrote "A Prison Cell" for The Wall Street Journal.

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texts: He was an American pastor, seminary professor, and Bible scholar. "Free Grace theology," a view that holds that eternal life is received as a free gift only through belief in Jesus Christ for eternal life and it need not necessarily result in repentance or good works, is one of the views he is known for. "Eternal rewards" is a view that various passages in the New Testament are not dealing with eternal salvation but addressing Christians and the opportunity to earn eternal rewards or to caution against their loss. He supports the majority text. After receiving a bachelor's degree from Wheaton College, <mask> came to Dallas, Texas in 1954. He received a master of theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. He taught New Testament Greek and Exegesis at Dallas Seminary and was chairman of the New Testament Department for a while.He was the pastor at Victor Street Bible Chapel for almost 50 years. He is a member of the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship and the Grace Evangelical Society. He was the leader of Kerugma Ministries. The "Lordship salvation controversy" was presented by John F. MacArthur and <mask> in the late 1980s. The Free Grace position teaches that the free gift of eternal life is without cost to the believer, that it comes through simply believing in <mask>, and that there is no need for repentance or disobedience to be followed. There is a distinction between believing and submission to the Lordship of <mask>. Once a person believes in <mask>, they can't lose their salvation.Lordship Salvation was argued for by MacArthur, who claimed that salvation is by faith alone, and that a true Christian would not continue to sin without remorse, but would instead obey God's commands to do good works. The idea of surrender and disobedience was included in biblical faith, as was the conviction that something is true. Repentance is the decision to turn from sin to avoid, or bring to an end, God's temporal, according to Repentance. repentance is not a condition for eternal salvation nor is it part of faith itself. The Bible teaches that repentance facilitates faith in <mask>. It's not the first thing to say that repentance is a requirement for eternal life. The bible does not teach.His first book was Absolutely Free! In his book, he said that the process of repentance should be seen in the life of a believer, but that eternal life is received by believing in Jesus, not by turning from sin. The term "repentance" is not used in the book of John, which is the only book of the Bible written to lead the unbelievers to <mask>. There is only one answer to the question, what must I do to be saved? The answer from Pauls and Silas was absolutely nothing about repentance. The famous and simple reply 'believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved' was given instead. In the next chapter of Acts, Paul demands repentance because God has fixed a day in which he will judge the world in righteousness through a man whom he has appointed.The Greek New Testament According to the Majority Text with Apparatus was published in 1982. The majority text, also known as the Byzantine text, is considered by its advocates to be a more accurate rendering of the Greek New Testament than the Alexandrian text. The second edition of the 1981 title is called Works Thesis Books. 213f. "<mask><mask>: New Testament scholar, speaker, author" was written by Eunaka Kirby. "<mask>", History A to Z, Alumni. There are audio messages by American biblical scholars.

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texts: A dual British and Canadian national was arrested in Saudi Arabia in 2000 on a variety of charges, including terrorism, espionage and murder. He was freed and allowed to leave Saudi Arabia on August 8, 2003 after being imprisoned and tortured for two years and seven months. A book about his experience in a Saudi prison was published in 2005. There was a baby born at Soldiers Memorial Hospital in Nova Scotia. The son of a British father and a Canadian mother spent time in Canada, the United Kingdom and Singapore. He joined the Seaforth Highlanders at the age of 16. He stayed on for 18 months.He was a PhD student in biochemistry at the University of Edinburgh. He moved to Riyadh in 1998 to work as a marketing consultant for the Saudi Industrial Development Fund, a government development bank. On the morning of 17 December 2000, <mask> was taken at gun point by police as he left his home in Riyadh to go to work. He was taken to al-Ha'ir Prison where he was immediately subjected to physical and psychological torture. He says he was raped by two men, beaten, and deprived of sleep. The three men who conducted the initial torture were Ibrahim al-Dali, a Saudi Arabian internal intelligence service officer, Khaled al-Saleh, an officer of the Mabaheth, and a third unnamed man. The torture continued until his release.A Saudi official denied that he was tortured. Nine foreign nationals were arrested on allegations of involvement in a series of car bombings targeting Western expatriates in Riyadh. British engineer Christopher Rodway was killed and his wife was injured in a bomb explosion. The Saudi authorities claimed that the bombings were part of a turf war within a Western liquor trafficking ring, but the men said they were forced to confess. Jane Rodway denied that her husband was involved in liquor dealing. In his videotaped confession, broadcast internationally on 5 February 2001, he said that after 31 months in solitary confinement, he and the others were suddenly released and deported to the UK. The diplomatic effort to get the release was led by Charles, Prince of Wales, Rubin Carter, Christopher Rodway's son, and Canadian members of parliament.In July 2004, it was revealed that the final release was part of a prisoner exchange for the release of five Saudis from the US prison camp. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (UK) and the State Department (USA) have both confirmed this information. Further evidence of the prisoner exchange can be found in a Memorandum between officials of the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Belgian government confirmed the authenticity of the memo and its knowledge of the exchange, but denied any involvement in the negotiations. The Canadian government is silent on the matter. The men in Saudi Arabia who they say tortured them into making false confessions were allowed to be sued by the three Britons. In February 2005, a coroner's inquest into the death of Christopher Rodway, held in Trowbridge, concluded that there was no evidence to indicate that <mask> and Mitchell had any involvement in the death, and thus were not involved in the incident for which the Saudi Arabian government had arrested themThe ruling of the Court of Appeal was overturned in June 2006 by a decision handed down by the Law Lords. They appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, claiming that the law in Britain is a violation of their rights under the European Convention on Human Rights. The Law Lords overturned the group's appeal in June 2006 because Saudi officials are protected in Britain by the State Immunity Act 1978. The National Film Board of Canada produced a documentary about <mask> in 2007. He criticized the Canadian government for its actions while he was in prison. At every meeting he had with Canadian diplomats and government representatives, the torturers were present, despite the lack of evidence, inconsistencies, and statements to the contrary by <mask> and his supporters. He said he repeatedly told embassy officials and Canadian medical professionals that he was being tortured.Death <mask> died of a heart attack at his home in northern England. At the time of his death, according to the National Post, Canada was still failing. She criticized Canadian diplomatic officials for asking <mask> about torture when his torturers were present, and failing to realize he couldn't answer candidly. Canada was pro-active in protecting its citizens in custody overseas. There are external links to torture and survival in a Saudi prison.

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texts: The general manager ofDeutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft from 1926 to 1945 was a Nazi politician and the Reich Minister for Transport from 1937 to 1945. The son of a railway engineer, Life Dorpmueller studied railway and road construction from 1889 to 1893. Dorpmueller was involved in the state railway administration after graduating. He left the technical office in 1907 to work for the Schantung railway in Tsingtao. He was the chief engineer for the German section of the new Chinese railway. He returned as a refugee in 1918 after China declared war against the German Reich. He was involved in the management of the Transcaucasian SFSR railways.He became the head of German Reich Railways in the Stettin district in 1919. He was president in the Oppeln district from 1922 to 30 September 1924 and president in the Ruhr district from 1 October 1924 to 1925, due to his experience in light railways. Dorpmueller was appointed to the position of Permanent Representative of the general manager of the German Reich Railway on July 3, 1925, when the general manager was seriously ill. He received a doctorate in engineering in December 1925 for his services to railways. The day after the death of Rudolf Oeser, the board of directors selected him to become the German railway's general manager. The President of Germany confirmed it on October 18th. Dorpmller replaced most non-Aryan workers with National Socialists.Paul Freiherr von Eltz-Rbenach resigned as Reich Transport Minister on February 2, 1937. In April 1938, when a Berlin train stopped in Passau, Dorpmller was welcomed and escorted to the Danube, where he continued his trip to Linz and Vienna. Dorpmller was confirmed as transport minister and general manager of theDeutsche Reichsbahn on July 11, 1939. According to Albert Speer, Dorpmller confessed that the Reichsbahn can no longer assume responsibility for meeting the most urgent transportation needs because it has so few cars and locomotives available. Albert Ganzenmller was named state secretary by Hitler. On December 7, 1940, Dorpmller was awarded the Golden Party Badge, and on February 1, 1941, he joined the Nazi Party. On the formation of the Flensburg government on May 5, 1945, Dorpmller was named Minister for Transport, Communications and Posts.After the end of the war, Dorpmueller was asked by the British to take over the reconstruction of the German railways. "Our secret service confirms" that Carl R. Gray Jr. had recommended Dorpmueller to General Eisenhower because he had been neither a "Nazi sympathizer nor activist". As he was suffering from cancer, Dorpmueller returned to Malente and gave advice on reconstruction. His health deteriorated quickly after he was operated on again on June 23, 1945. He led official discussions until two days before his death. Dorpmueller was buried in Malente. <mask>'s sister, Maria Dorpmueller, was said to have obtained "relief" under category V classification after his death.In the 1995 anniversary publication of the university, he was listed as a doctor and senator, but no further details were given. During the celebration of the sesquicentenary of the introduction of railways to Germany, busts of Dorpmueller were removed from the Nuremberg transport museum and the "Dorpmueller Hall" of the main station of Hanover. There was a bust in the "Dorpmueller room" in the head office of the Essen railway. Dorpmuller roads were originally named after the city of Wuppertal. German railways received a complaint about Dorpmller's grave in 1994. The former executive committee of the German Federal Railroads decided at the end of 1991 that there would be no more maintenance for the grave. Someone from Hamburg took care of the grave in the middle of 1995 at their own expense.The Order of the Red Eagle, 4th class 1925 Honorary Doctorate of Engineering, University of Aachen, the gold medal of the Prussian Academy for Construction, and the member of the Reich Chamber of Labour are some of the honors and medals.


texts: <mask> is a Puerto Rican musician, writer, comedian,entrepreneur and broadcasting media host. <mask> is the oldest brother and sister. The <mask>es are descended from Sephardi Jews. <mask> was involved in various church singing groups and in the Puerto Rican production of Up with People when he was a teenager. He hosted a typical Puerto Rican music television program, "Borinquen Canta", and later formed a duo, <mask> y Roxana, that specialized in Puerto Rican music. While completing his studies at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagez, he remained active as a part-time singer. He realized that Engineering did not fulfill his purpose as a singer.During his time as a student at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, Perez befriended a number of famous people, including politician Jose Enrique Arraras and basketball star Fufi Santori. <mask> started his career with the singing group Haciendo Punto en Otro Son with four debut concerts at a night club called "La Tea" in San Juan. The band toured all of Puerto Rico and some other countries, recording various albums and 8-tracks. The group faced blacklisting in some Puerto Rican towns due to the political nature of some of its songs, and experienced numerous personnel changes over time, most notably Croatto's, who was a non-native Puerto Rican. Haciendo Punto would be reformed in the late 1990s. <mask> went into Puerto Rican television after the group went on a hiatus. He collaborated with four other people to satirize Puerto Rican politics.He was the show host of En Serio Con Silverio. In 1995 he was credited with coining the term chupacabra, referring to creatures around Puerto Rico with a habit of attacking and drinking the blood of livestock. He hosted several successful Puerto Rican television shows during his career, including the most recent Anda Pa'l Car. The nueva trova group called Haciendo Punto en Otro Son performed with the known group of political satire called Los Rayos Gamma. "Humortivation" is the name of his motivational lectures. In 1989, an electric gate caught <mask>'s right arm and fractured several arm and hand bones, for which he underwent surgery. <mask> had a cancer removed from his prostrate.<mask> had been able to hide his illness from the Puerto Rican public. He wrote a book in 1996 that promoted motivation through humor. More Humortivation: the Path for Success was one of the two sequels. In 2004, he wrote El humor nuestro de cada da: las tres tristes tribus, a critique about Puerto Rican politics. The title refers to the three local political parties that have dominated politics in the island since 1968. Desde Mi gra: manual del elector aguzao was followed up in 2008 by a political critique. Prefiero ser trovador: décimas con amor y humor was released as a book and CD bundle in 2009.He wrote a book called "Abracadabra: Good Words" in 2010. He wrote a memoir about his journey to the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. In 2016 he wrote a novel. What the fuck happened here? He offered his "introspective view into Puerto Rican history from 1898 to the present", with emphasis on why Puerto Rico filed for bankruptcy. He offered conferences in Puerto Rico and the US based on the contents of the book. He wrote a novel about a Puerto Rican psychologist who was kidnapped by a group of guerillas.Several books have been written by him. Un Espejo en la Selva is a novel and La vitrina rota o qué carajo pas is a novel. The International Latino Book Awards gave awards for Best Drama and Historical Book. He is the composer of a song dedicated to the island of Vieques. He told his memories as a parent, professional, and Puerto Rican in his memoir book. <mask> writes a column for El Nuevo Da. His most recent novel is called "Humortivacion" and he promotes it in Puerto Rico and the US.<mask> recorded with his spouse and 8 other musicians. The University of Puerto Rico at Mayagez has a list of Puerto Ricans.

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texts: The Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza was <mask>enosa. He is known for writing madrigals and pieces of sacred music that were not heard again until the late 19th century. He killed his first wife and her lover after finding them. His music and the responses to it have often gone hand in hand. In 1560, <mask>'s family acquired the principality of Venosa in what is now the Province of Potenza, Southern Italy. Some sources say he was born on March 8, but others say he was born on March 30. Older people give the year of birth as 1560 or 1561, but this is no longer accepted.The year is most likely 1566 according to a letter from Geronima Borromeo. <mask> was the nephew of Saint Charles Borromeo. His mother was related to Pope Pius IV. <mask> is most likely born at Venosa, which was part of the Kingdom of Naples. At the request of his uncle, <mask>, he was sent to Rome to be set on the path of an ecclesiastical career when he was seven years old. He was placed under the protection of his uncle, Alfonso, the dean of the College of Cardinals, who was unsuccessful in his attempt to become the papacy. <mask> became the Prince of Venosa after his brother Luigi died in 1584.His first cousin, Donna Maria d'Avalos, was the daughter of <mask>'Avalos, prince of Montesarchio and Sveva <mask>. They had a son. It is not certain whether Gesu had a musical relationship with Pomponio Nenna or not. He had a single-minded devotion to music from an early age, and showed little interest in anything else. He also played the guitar and the harpsichord. Nenna was one of the composers included in <mask>'s accademia. Donna Maria had an affair with the third Duke of Andria and the seventh Count of Ruovo.On the night of October 16,  800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The day after the killing, a delegation of Neapolitan officials inspected the room in Gesualdo's apartment where the killings had taken place. According to witnesses, Gesualdo went into the bedroom a second time because he wasn't sure if they were dead. Gesualdo was found not to have committed a crime. After the gruesome end of his first marriage, Gesualdo's father died and he became the third Prince of Venosa and eighth Count of Conza. Leonora d'Este is the niece of Duke Alfonso II. The home of the d'Este court and one of the centers of progressive musical activity in Italy, the madrigal, was visited by Gesualdo that year.Leonora and <mask> were married in 1597 and moved back to his estate. He spent more than two years in the innovative environment of Ferrara, surrounded by some of the finest musicians in Italy. He published his first book while in Ferrara. The three virtuoso female singers who were among the most renowned performers in the country, and for whom many other composers wrote music, worked with him. In a letter of June 25, 1594, <mask> indicated that he was writing music for the three women in the concerto della donne, but it is possible that some of the music he wrote, for example that in the newly developing monodic and/or concertato styles, has After returning to his castle at Gesualdo from Ferrara in 1595, he set up a situation similar to the one that existed in Ferrara, with a group of resident virtuoso musicians who would sing his own music. His estate became a center of music-making, but it was for <mask> alone.He was able to hire singers and instrumentalists because of his financial resources. He loved music so much that he rarely left his castle. His music was published in Naples in 1603 and from the castle of Gesualdo in 1611. During his time of self-isolation, the most difficult portions of it were written. The relationship between <mask> and his wife was not good, she accused him of abuse, and the Este family tried to get a divorce. She spent a lot of time away from the estate. She often went to stay with her brother when she wrote angry letters to Modena.According to Cecil Gray and Peter Warlock, there is no record of him killing her. <mask>'s son died in 1600. It has been said that a large painting was commissioned for the church of the Capuchins at Gesualdo, showing <mask>, his uncle <mask>, his second wife Leonora, and his son. 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The Miserere is distinguished by its constant musical repetition, alternating lines of monophonic chant and a low vocal tessitura. Three weeks after the death of his son Emanuele, Gesualdo died in isolation at his castle in Avellino.There is a chance that he was murdered by his wife. He was buried in the Church of the Ges Nuovo in Naples. The sepulchre was destroyed in an earthquake. The tomb was covered over when the church was rebuilt. The plaque is visible. Evidence shows that <mask> was tortured by guilt for the rest of his life, and he may have given expression to it in his music. The extravagant text setting of words such as "love", "pain", "death", "ecstasy", "agony", and other similar words occur frequently in his madrigal texts, is one of the most obvious characteristics of his music.While this type of word-painting is common among madrigalists of the late 16th century, it reached an extreme development in <mask>'s music. His music is one of the most experimental and inventive of the Renaissance. The progressions written by <mask> did not appear again in music until the 19th century. There are three categories of <mask>'s published music: sacred vocal music, secular vocal music, and instrumental music. His most famous compositions are his six books of madrigals, published between 1594 and 1611, as well as his Tenebrae Responsoria, which are very much like madrigals, except that they use texts from thePassion, a form used by many. As in the later books of secular madrigals, he uses a lot of sharp juxtapositions, especially in the parts of the book about Christ's suffering and the guilt of St. Peter. The first books of madrigals published by <mask> are very similar to the work of other contemporary madrigalists.The madrigals "Moro, lasso, al mio duolo" and "Belt, poi che" are examples of experiments with violent contrast increase in the later books. <mask> intended his works to be sung by equal voices, as opposed to the concerted madrigal style popular in the period, and there is evidence that he had these works in score form. He left a lot of music in the manuscript. This contains some of his greatest works, as well as compositions in contemporary avant-garde forms as monody. He spent a lot of time in Ferrara, and some of these were written for the virtuoso singers there. Characteristic of the Gesualdo style is a sectional format in which relatively slow-tempo passages of wild, occasionally shocking chromaticism alternate with quick-tempo diatonic passages. Individual words are given maximum attention in the text, which is closely wedded to the music.There are some passages that include all twelve notes of the scale within a single phrase. <mask> was fond of juxtaposing the chords of A major and F major, or even C-sharp major and A minor, as he does at the beginning of "Moro, lasso, al mio duolo". The fascination for <mask>'s music has been fueled by the sensational aspects of his biography. Alex Ross wrote in The New Yorker that in his own lifetime, the salacious details of <mask>'s killing of his first wife and her lover were widely publicized, including in verse by poets such as Tasso and an entire flock of Neapolitan poets. apocryphal stories such as the killing of an illegitimate child of Donna Maria and her lover, which according to one variant of the made-up story was "suspended in a bassinet and swung to the point of death", were added to the accounts. Neapolitan composers of madrigals such as Antonio Cifra, Michelangelo Rossi, Giovanni de Macque, Scipione Dentice, Girolamo Frescobaldi and Sigismondo d' India imitated his music until the 1620s. Gray and Warlock wrote a book about <mask> in the 20th century.The life of <mask> inspired many works of fiction and musical drama, including a novel by Anatole France. Monumentum pro Gesualdo was written in 1960 and contained an arrangement of <mask>'s madrigal "Belt, poi t'assenti". An opera based on <mask>'s life was written in 1995. The opera was written for the city of Kaiserslautern. Several of <mask>'s madrigals were arranged for an instrumental ensemble. The opera Maria di Venosa (1992) is based on <mask>'s life and music. Alfred Schnittke wrote Gesualdo.Franz Hummel wrote Gesualdo. Scott Glasgow wrote The Prince of Venosa. Bo Holten wrote "Luci mie traditrici" in 1998. Richard Millet wrote the lyrics to Gesualdo. Monumentum pro Gesualdo is one of the music inspired by Gesualdo. The song was re-mastered in 2008. Dean paid homage to <mask> in Carlo, a work for string orchestra, tape and sampler.Le voci sottovetro: Elaborazioni da <mask> da Venosa was written by Corrado Guarino. The work featured arrangements from three books. La terribile e spaventosa storia del Principe di Venosa e della bella Maria was written for l'Opera dei Pupi. The quartet has continued to perform them. Night of Your Ascension is an experimental music album. The Prince of Venosa is an opera written by Donnacha Dennehy and directed by Enda Walsh, in which the central character is in love with the music of <mask>. Part of <mask>'s motet Tristis anima mea influences the score.<mask>do da Venosa is the name of the State Conservatory of Potenza. Mozart's C-Minor Piano Concerto was interrupted after the first movement in Aldous Huxley's The Doors of Perception. I said that the voices were a kind of bridge back to the human world. The bridge remained even as they sang the most startlingly chromatic of the mad prince's compositions. The music pursued its course, never sticking to the same key for two bars together. In Gesualdo, the fantastic character out of a Webster melodrama, psychological disintegration, had exaggerated, had pushed to the extreme limit, a tendency inherent in modal as opposed to fully tonal music. The works sounded like they might have been written by the later Schoenberg.It doesn't matter that he's all in bits, as I listened to these strange products of a Counter-reformation psychosis working upon a late medieval art form. The whole is disorganized. Each fragment is a representation of a higher order. The highest order prevails. Even in the broken pieces, the totality is present. It may be more present than a completely coherent work. At least you aren't lulled into a false sense of security.Your immediate perception of the ultimate order is what you have to rely on. disintegration may have some advantages. It's dangerous. The life of <mask> is compared to that of Peter Warlock in the play Music to Murder By. The last part of <mask>'s life was the subject of a novel published in 1985. The film was about the life and music of <mask>. Anna Calvi named <mask> as one of her ultimate cult heroes.There are recordings of <mask>'s madrigals. Madrigals Gesualdo and Madrigaux. <mask>, Complete Sacred Music for Five Voices is a CD. Oxford Camerata, Jeremy Summerly: Naxos. <mask> de Verona wrote "The Complete Madrigals". There are 7 discs. Marco Longhini and Deliti Music.Naxos 8507013. The books were complete with 6 discs. <mask>, Madrigali, Libro I are included in the Quintetto Vocale ItalianoNewton Classics. Only the complete edition of <mask>'s madrigals are currently available. <mask>, Madrigali, Libro III are part of the Kassiopeia Quintet. <mask>, Madrigali, Libro IV are part of the Kassiopeia Quintet. The Kassiopeia Quintet: GLO5225 <mask>, Madrigali, Libro VI.Gesualdo is part of the Kassiopeia Quintet. Quinto Libro di Madrigali is from La Venexiana. Quinto Libro di Madrigali is from La Venexiana. The new series is by the Hilliard ensemble. Quinto Libro di Madrigali is part of the ECM. Anthony Rooley is a member of the Consort of Musicke. Sesto Libro di Madrigali is located at L'Oiseau-Lyre.Symphonia is now Pan Classics PC10229 <mask>, Sesto Libro di Madrigali. There is a Compagnia del Madrigale. References are further reading Alfred Einstein. The Madrigal of Italy. The Princeton University Press was published in 1949. Gustave Reese. There was music in the Renaissance.W.W.Norton & Co. was founded in New York. Nicolas Slonimsky. Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians is 8th edition. Schirmer Books was in New York in 1993. Annibale Cogliano. <mask>: l'amante, la strega. Annibale Cogliano is from Napoli.<mask> is the inventor of Inventario. Elio Sellino Editore was published in 2004. Annibale Cogliano. <mask>esu omicida fra storia. The Preface was written by Ruggero Cappuccio. The dramma di <mask>do Atripalda was published in 2010. There is a person named Sandro Naglia.There is a processo compositivo in Gesualdo da Venosa. IkonaLiber was in Rome. Annibale Cogliano. <mask> da Venosa: Per una biografia. Giuseppe Barile is an external link to La Stamperia del Principe Gesualdo.

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texts: Sir <mask> was an English goldsmith and Master of the Mint who served as Sheriff and twice as Lord Mayor of the City of London during the reign of Elizabeth I. According to Steven van Herwijk's portrait of <mask>n, he was born in 1534 at the age of 28. In 1558, he was elected a liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, one of the Livery Companies or craft guilds of the City of London. He was elected to represent the wards of Farringdon. He was the Sheriff of London. Sir <mask> died in office and was succeeded by <mask> who was knighted in 1588 and served a partial year as Lord Mayor. He served a second term as Lord Mayor in 1593–1594 after being the head of the Goldsmiths' Company.The President of Christ's Hospital and the Comptroller-General of Hospitals were his other municipal offices. The quality of coinage and the workings of the Royal Mint were taken care of by <mask>. The charges against John Lonyson or Lonison, Master of the Mint, were finally weighed by a commission of Privy Council members including Nicholas Bacon, the Lord Keeper, and William Cecil, the <mask> Burgh. In Sir Francis Drake's voyage of circumnavigation, <mask> was an investor, as well as in Drake's expedition to harass the Spanish ports in the New World. Making and selling silver plate <mask> supplied silver plate to the queen's kitchen in 1583, which had a great standing cup gilt, with a cover, and was laid with colors. Lupold von Wedel admired the cup in the Tower of London. The gift was given at the baptism of Prince Henry.He provided a silver plate for the use of Mary, Queen of Scots, which was decorated with an engraved pattern of fish. In 1589 <mask> supplied silver plate, silks, and other goods to the value of £2,000 which Elizabeth gave to James VI of Scotland for the reception of Anne of Danes. Some of the silver plate was presented to the Danes by James VI. <mask> and Hugh Kayle supplied Queen Elizabeth with a silver plate that was worth over $2,500. John Williams was a goldsmith. <mask> married Dorcas Ecclestone sometime before 1562. Their portraits were made to commemorate their marriage.Steven Corneliszoon van Herck was working in London when he designed the medal. They had seven children, five sons and one daughter. The Admonition Controversy was part of an effort to encourage the queen to reform Protestantism in England. The country house at Highgate was built in 1582. The Benjamin was commanded by <mask> in the 1585–1586 expedition. On his return, <mask> married Mary Brandon, daughter of Robert Brandon, of London. <mask>'s Brandon Plantation is on the south bank of the James River and was named after his wife's family.<mask> was a master-worker at the mint from 1599 to 1607. Sir Julius Caesar was the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Master of the Rolls under James I. The house in Cripplegate was raided by <mask> after his brother Nicholas was arrested for treason. Edmund Williamson ran a kind of pawnbroking business from his house, obtaining luxury goods from young men for small sums, less than their worth. Nicholas Skeres was taken by <mask> and held for a few days. After being charged with profiteering in 1597, <mask> sold his office of Warden to Sir Thomas Knyvet. Knyvet accused <mask> of owing the crown substantial funds and <mask> insisted he was owed.On August 31, 1602, <mask> was removed from his Aldermanry due to his "unfitting demeanor and carriage". In 1607 the Exchequer found against <mask> and in 1615 the enquiry found in his favor. The Tower Mint received silver from Hilderston in Scotland in 1608. He sent a report of his workmen's opinions to the Earl of Salisbury. In July 1617, <mask> died and was buried in a church. He was held near a hundred years old at his death. His wife and son were both buried in the same church.White,Michelline are references in the notes. "Power Couples and Women Writers in Elizabethan England: the Public Voices of Dorcas and <mask> and Anne and Hugh Dowriche." The book is about representation and narrative in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods. They are Diane Wolfthal andRosalynn Voaden. Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies was published in 2005. 118–38. 16th-century births include people from Saffron Walden Sheriffs of the City of London, 16th-century lord mayors of London, and 17th-century English goldsmiths.

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texts: <mask> was an Argentine tango musician, orchestra leader, composer and pianist. The city of Baha Blanca in Southern Argentina has a birth place called              . He was the son of the owner of a gunsmith store and the daughter of a singer. He changed his name to <mask> because of the solid Catholic tradition of his parents. <mask>' older brother, Domingo, was a teacher at the Williams music conservatories in Baha Blanca, Nicolas, another older child, became a famous baritone, and <mask>' younger brother, Roque, became a pianist. <mask> was trained in classical music by his brother. He had to wear glasses the rest of his life because of an eye injury he sustained in 1916 while working in his father's store.<mask> joined a company of traveling musicians and played tangos in various provinces after recovering from the accident. His father's friend, an Italian immigrant named Mario Manara, owned a cinema and a club in Santa Rosa. He played the piano at the club for two years. He set up his first orchestra at Cafe Moka on O'Higgins street and at the Cafe Express on the corner of Zelarrayan and Buenos Aires streets. The orchestra did tours in several provinces. <mask> and his brother Roque moved to Argentina in 1923. With the help of Alberico Spatola, the composer of the tango El trece, he was able to join the band of Anselmo Aieta.In early 1924, <mask> joined an orchestra directed by Juan Pedro Castillo and later, the trio of Alejandro Scarpino. He worked as part of a sextet in the cabaret Chantecler and accompanied the actress and singer Olinda Bozn on her recordings. He joined Osvaldo Fresedo's orchestra after receiving a recommendation from José Pécora, a violin player. As well as a good friend, fresedo was an important influence on <mask>rli's music. The tango Viejo milonguero was dedicated to Fresedo. It was around the same time that Juan "Pacho" Maglio and José Mara Rizzutti recorded the tango Meditacin which <mask> had composed but never recorded himself. In late 1927, he started to set up his own sextet or orchestra tipica, directing it from behind the piano that he himself played.<mask>rli played live in clubs as well as radio shows in Radio Cultura and recorded for the label RCA Victor. In addition to the instrumentals, he recorded with other people. The singers were hired only to sing the short verse "estribillos" during the performances and were not regular members of the orchestra. The tangos T.B.C. were one of 48 tracks he recorded between November 26, 1928 and August 14, 1931. Maldita and La guitarrita were written by <mask> and Eduardo Arolas. In 1930, during a performance in the café El Germinal, <mask>i had an argument with one of the café's owners who did not understand that he wore dark glasses on stage for medical reasons because of his accident at age 13. He performed at the La Central club in Baha Blanca.Antonio Rodrguez Lesende joined the orchestra as a singer. In 1934, for unclear reasons, <mask> left the orchestra and moved to Santa Fe province, where he joined a small band with Juan Cambareri, the violin player and the singer Roberto Pieri. The sextet changed its name to Orquesta Novel due to their performances at the club. At the request of the orchestra's members in 1935, <mask> rejoined the band temporarily to replace the pianist who was ill at the time. In January 1939 the orchestra was reorganized and broadcasted on Radio El Mundo. His orchestra was made up of Roberto Guisado, ngel Goicoechea and Adolfo Pérez on violin, Roberto Gianitelli, Domingo Snchez and Roberto Mititieri on bandonen and Domingo Capurro on bass. Roberto Rufino was 16 years old when the singer was going to be replaced.On December 11, 1939, they recorded for Victor the tangos Corazn and Retirao. He was with this label until 1949, when he left tango for commercial reasons. He returned to the label Music Hall in November 1951 and recorded 84 tracks with the vocals of Mario Pomar and Oscar Serpa. After returning to the RCA Victor label, he recorded his last 14 tracks with Horacio Casares and Jorge Durn. The orchestra included violinists Roberto Guisado, Elvino Vardaro, A. Rouco, Szymsia Bajour, <mask>, Juan Schiaffino, and C. Gonzlez. He gave his last performance on March 8, 1959 in the club Podest de Lans, finishing with Baha Blanca, his own composition dedicated to his hometown. His singers during the sextet years were Santiago Devin, Fernando Daz, Antonio Rodrguez Lesende, Roberto Arrieta, and Ignacio Murillo.After larger orchestra Murillo was followed by Roberto Rufino, then Antonio Rodrguez Lesende, then <mask>, then again Roberto Rufino. In the beginning, <mask>'s music had a simple structure, but over time it matured into a richer, more subtle style which remained popular with tango dancers as it continued to have a clear dancing beat. The clean comps made him a favorite of beginning social tango dancers, while more advanced dancers could enjoy the complexity and variations of his music. Because of this, <mask>'s orchestra was one of the most popular during Carnival balls of his age and can still be heard today at milongas around the world. The guardia vieja of tango and Julio de Caro's avant-garde were not the only styles that <mask> deviated from. He established his own way after being influenced by Fresedo. He directed his orchestra from behind his piano.The bandonens at times carry the melody but essentially play a milonguero role on his recordings. The violins play a short solo or counterpoint melody. He recorded many tracks with different singers. <mask>'s creativity was mostly limited to the left hand piano part, filling in and accenting his delicate and elegant dancing beat. His nickname was El Seor del Tango because of his reputation for musical elegance. There are external links to <mask> <mask>'s biography, as well as a profile on milonga.co.uk.

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texts: During the Nazi era, he was a German SS functionary. He was involved in espionage matters as a section chief of office VI of the Reich Security Main Office. The commander of Einsatzgruppe A was responsible for genocide in eastern Europe. The man who died after Germany's defeat was tried and convicted in West Germany. In 1904, a middle-class Catholic and nationalist family welcomed the first child to their home in the northern Hessian Homberg (Efze). His father was a pharmacist and later became a member of the NSDAP. He graduated from Bensheim's grammar school in 1923.He became a leader of the Young German Order when he was a student. He studied economics and law at the universities. In May 1927, he completed his civil service exam. He began his legal career as a civil servant. He worked in the district court. The Nazi Party had a membership number of 75,946. He performed various functions for the party.He was an independent lawyer in Lorsch from 1930 to 1930. The director of police in the city of Worms was appointed after the Nazi seizure of power. He was associated with the man who brought him into the main Nazi intelligence and security agency, the Sicherheitsdienst. On July 25, 1934, he began his full-time career. His membership number was 36,243. In May 1936, he was promoted to head Department III 2. In 1938, he was the head of the Einsatzgruppe Dresden.The Polish uniforms needed for the false flag attack on the station in Gleiwitz were ordered by Heydrich. The Reich Security Main Office was established in September of 1939. The purpose of Amt VI was to counteract foreign intelligence services that might try to operate in Germany. He was an officer in the German army in Poland in 1939. <mask>'s career was damaged by being linked with a rival of Heydrich. Heydrich became one of the most powerful men in the Nazi state after a power struggle with Best. The Chief of Ausland-SD was fired in 1942.Walter Schellenberg is a deputy of Heydrich. Heydrich gave the task of building up a case to Schellenberg. He lacked in bureaucratic skill and drive. The previous commander of Einsatzgruppe A was killed in a battle with partisans. Einsatzgruppe A operated in the Baltic States. He became Befehlshaber der Sicherheitspolizei und des SD, Commander of the Security Police and the SD, with his headquarters at Riga. This position was held by <mask> until September 1942.During the time the territory under his jurisdiction was under army control, he cooperated with the army command. He was Commander in Chief of Security Police and SD when the territory came under civilian administration. In both cases, the operations were conducted in his territory. As a liaison officer between Alfred Rosenberg and the Wehrmacht commander in southern Russia, Ewald von Kleist, he was able to secure a position with the occupation administration for the eastern territories. At his trial, he claimed that he held this position until May 1944, when he was forced to join the Waffen-SS because of his dislike for Himmler. In January 1945, Himmler decided that <mask> should be retired with a pension. After being arrested in Gardelegen, he was charged with murders committed by Einsatzgruppe A.The 9th of the twelve, in toto, trials convened, known as the Subsequent Nuremberg Trials, saw the attempt to avoid responsibility for these crimes by claiming the murders (or at least some of them) occurred before he came into command of the unit. He said he had nothing to do with the Fhrer's order to kill entire populations. The tribunal rejected these claims because they were inconsistent with each other: "If, as a matter of fact, the defendant committed or approved of no act which could be construed either as a war crime or crime against humanity, the argument of self-defense and necessity is superfluous." In May 1942, when he received an order from Heydrich to surrender Jews under 16 and over 32, he placed the order in his safe and refused to transmit it. The evidence was against him. There was an execution in Kovno on April 7, 1942, of 22 people, among them 14 Jews who had spread Communist propaganda. The tribunal found that on June 15, 1942, one of <mask>'s subordinates wrote to the RSHA requesting a shipment of a gas van and gas hoses.He admitted that the person in question had the authority to order equipment. The "Peck Panel" reviewed his sentence. In 1951, he was released from prison. He was a real estate agent in Dsseldorf. He died at Bensheim. In: Journal for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies 2, Altenhner wrote The Case of <mask> Karl Jost: Ein MI5-Vernehmungsbericht aus dem Jahr 1945. American Policy and the Reconstruction of West Germany was published in 1994.Hitler's Last Chief of Foreign Intelligence: Allied Interrogations of Walter Schellenberg was written by Rienhard R. The Orden is called the Totenkopf. Goldmann, Mnchen, 1967. Hitler's Spies, German Military Intelligence in World War II, was published in 2000. Krausnick, Helmut, and Hans-Heinrich wrote Die Truppe des Weltanschauungskrieges. DVA, 1981 The Nuernberg Military Tribunals have trials of War Criminals.The "Green Series" (the "Einsatzgruppen case") is also available at the Mazel library. Michael Wildt is the Generation der Unbedingten. The Hamburger edition was published in 2003 The Nuremberg SS-Einsatzgruppen Trial, 1945–1958: Atrocity, Law, and History, Nipissing University, Ontario Headland, Ronald, ''Messages of Murder: A Study of the Reports of the Einsatzgruppe'' is a further

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texts: Experimental Intermedia is a foundation for avant-garde music based in New York with a branch in Belgium. <mask> came to New York after studying economics at Indiana University. He was a photographer and a film maker. Jazz musicians and modern dancers were the focus of much of the activity. There was an event while riding a motorcycle in the Carolina mountains. <mask> was climbing a grade behind a diesel truck when the revolutions of both vehicles' engines nearly synchronized. I nearly rode off the side of the mountain because of the strong physical presence of the beats that came from the two engines running at slightly different frequencies.<mask>'s first musical compositions were from 1968. He has no formal musical training. He points to the musical activities of New York in the 1960s as a source of inspiration. His compositions are worked out by instinct. His early works were done with tape, overdubbing recordings of long tones played on traditional instruments in four, eight, or sixteen tracks. He has used computer technology to create his music, notably with Pro Tools on a Macintosh computer. His later works are more dense in texture, sometimes involving as many as forty tracks.The movement of people working is a series of films and videos made by <mask>. The films look at everyday work in rural environments in China, Brazil, Portugal, Lesotho, Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, thearctic, Mexico, Hungary, and the Adirondacks. These films are remarkable for their realistic quality, their use of long takes in high resolution and their seemingly artless juxtaposition of compelling images in vivid colors. The scenes of the movement of manual labor are treated abstractly. As in the music, a surface slowness is countered by an active, varied texture of rhythm and form of body motion within the frame; this is what <mask> considers the ultimate subject matter of his films. <mask>'s music is an exploration of sound textures created by multiple tones in very dense, often atonal tunings. Complex overtone patterns and other fascinating psychoacoustic effects can be created by the interplay of long tones only slightly different in pitch.While having things in common with early drone-based Minimalism, the combination of apparently static surface textures and extremely active harmonic movement creates a highly original music that is utterly distinct in sound and technique. Younger players from a variety of musical genres are influenced by <mask>'s work. <mask>'s process usually begins with recordings of single, absolute tones played by a specific musician, with the breathing and attack and decay edited out, creating a monumental, continuous sound. Collaborations with such musicians have been crucial to his compositions life, and the range of musicians with whom he has worked include David Gibson, in the works of the cello of the 1970s. Disseminate, Three Orchids, Tow for Tom, and 4 Chorch + 1 were all works for orchestra in the past decade. The works have all been conducted by the same person. Live musicians wander through the audience changing the sound texture through reinforcement or interference with the existing tunings.<mask> accompanies performances by presenting his films and videos, often those from The Movement of People Working series, or computer-driven, black-and-white abstract images floating through time. There are two types of performances: an installation of several hours' duration, with the music pieces played successively, with a long loop of work before repetition, and with multiple images that are shown simultaneously; or a performance with several simultaneous works of music and film, usually. <mask> usually projects three film images at the same time on large screens. The films are 16mm. Four or more speakers are in the corners of the space and the music is produced from stereo or quad tapes. Large video monitors are used to play his recent video pieces. <mask> has been the director of the Experimental Intermedia Foundation in New York since 1985.In 1994 <mask> received a Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award. He has been the producer of music and Intermedia presentations at EI since 1973. In 1997, the coordinating committee of <mask> <mask>, Maria Blondeel, Zjuul Devens, and Lieve D'hondt founded a Belgian organization. He taught at the College of Staten Island from 1971 to 1998. <mask>'s music can be found on the XI, Mode Records, and Touch labels. A double-sided DVD of films and music is available on the Extreme label. There was a discography touch five years ago.Touch Strings in 2009. G2 44 +/X 2, 2006 Touch three. Disseminate in 2004. The movement of people working is depicted in a DVD. Touch Works was done for Voice and Hurdy Gurdy. A Young Person's Guide to Phill <mask> was published in 1994.Four Full Flutes was written by <mask> <mask>. The Magic Sun is a 17 min film and Dog Track is a 8 min film.

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texts: M.D. is owned by <mask><mask>. In addition to being an internal medicine and public health physician, he is also a professor in the departments of Health, Behavior and Society, Health Policy and Management. She is the James F. Fries Professor of Medicine in the Division of General Internal Medicine. A core faculty member in the Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology, and Clinical Research is Dr<mask>. She has received international recognition for her research on the impact of race, ethnicity and gender on the patient-physician relationship. She is a member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. She received agenius grant in 2007.Dr. <mask> was born in West Africa to a mother who is a librarian and a physician father. She attended two high schools before moving to the United States to attend college. She graduated with a B.A. An M.D. was obtained from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine in 1988. She became board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1991, after completing her internship and residency at the University of Maryland Medical System. She obtained an M.P.H. at the university. In 1993.She joined the university faculty after completing a general internal medicine fellowship. The Maryland Health Care Quality and Costs Council was created by an executive order in 2011. In congressional hearings, Dr. <mask> has testified in favor of funding for health disparity research, equity in healthcare delivery, and diversity and inclusion in the healthcare workforce. At the Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on "Investing in America's Health Care" in support of reauthorizing the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, Dr. <mask> testified. <mask> was appointed to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. The Council advises the president on developments related to science, innovation, and technology. The Center for Health Equity is named after Dr. <mask>, who is the founder and director of the center.The Center uses a comprehensive strategy to promote equity in health and health care for vulnerable populations: it advances scientific knowledge, educates and trains scholars, engages and partners with communities, raises public awareness of health inequalities, and advocates for changes in clinical practice and policy. The Center has made strides towards realizing the goal of health equity in Baltimore and serves as a model for community-academic partnerships in other urban areas. In April 2020, Dr. <mask> was appointed as the director of the UHI, just as racial disparity in infections, hospitalizations, and deaths from the novel coronaviruses were becoming more evident in the US. The institute's future is being planned by Dr. <mask> as a vital partner in the health of Baltimore City. The UHI's mission is to advance health and health equity in Baltimore by: facilitating collaborations between communities, universities, and healthcare delivery systems to build collective capacity for achieving health equity in Baltimore; mobilizing resources in support of promising strategies to achieve substantial gains in the health and well-being of Race and ethnicity factor into the quality of patient care has been the focus of Dr. <mask>'s research. She has tested patient-centered strategies to overcome racial and ethnic differences in healthcare.She pioneered approaches for reducing healthcare disparity among minority populations through culturally tailored education programs. The 1999 article in the Journal of the American Medical Association analyzed the role race plays in the patient-physician relationship. The study showed that minority patients found that their physicians involved them in the decision-making process at lower levels than non-minorities did, and that patients seeing physicians of their own race rated the decision-making process as moreParticipatory than patients seeing physicians of another race. The first of its kind, this study revealed that differences in the relationship between the patient and physician may be a key factor underlying the already established inequitable quality of health care based on a person's race and ethnicity. Two paradigm shifts in healthcare research were contributed to by Dr. <mask>'s research. African Americans and other ethnic minorities are more likely to experience poorer communication in the doctor's office compared to whites, according to her research. The role of patient activation and engagement in treatment decisions in reducing health care quality for chronic conditions has been identified by her interventions.The American Society of Clinical Investigation, the American College of Physicians, and the National Academy of Medicine received awards. She has an h-index of less than 80. She was named "Highly Cited" two times. Pubmed citations include books Why Are Health Disparities Everyone's Problem? In the American Journal of Public Health, there are associations of clinicians' implicit attitudes about race. In the American Journal of Public Health, patients race/ethnicity and quality of patient-physician communication were studied. There is a new edition of Vol.94 no12 Race and trust in the leath care system were included in the Public Health Reports. There is a new edition of Vol. There were 118 no4 and 358-365. Cultural competence: a systematic review of health care provider educational interventions was published in 2005. There is a new edition of Vol. There were 43 no4 and 355-373.There were ratings of care, patient-centered communication, and concordance of patient and physician race. There is a new edition of Vol. No11, 907-915. The patient-physician relationship and partnership in the patient-physician relationship was reported in 1999. 281 no6, 583-589. There are external links to the Center for Health Equity and the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

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